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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Rev. Kerr T.. Turper. q tre Fountain
Street Bsptiss church lectursd last evening
to large suSisncs on Moses ihe law
eivsr." This vas The second lecture Of his
series on "Beson lights o. Sacred His
tory which is 10 consist ~ ten lectures %
be delivered sunday e~F1incs as follows.
Next SUNDAY evening. David the kinz
April 3. Elrsh f1e Ref1ruer April i0
HIsuisl So Hero. Aprii H. joan to
Forer8rner Arra ~ Peter che Auest p.
Alar l. Thomas The DlsrtpIe MsT s.
fsui the N s-.1n 1rV Aav f3 fesns
Christ. ~ vham the vsria wss uos vorthy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

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Tia lslEes IL tos FarA Congregations
lt.rfh sII ave . Banquet - tneif cn0r
fn4rsiae sssalla m tl@ cneseh fafiefs.
Ile euaio,u has been la vogue kanaA4iJ ~
macy years
Fbs Den1eraiic city eomm lttee Tiii meet
a. .hs alf...a afI ~ 4 D. e. i.4asom "a tAe
81 Neqnillt. block EhIs esen'ns S4en lns
ctI - tLs callases ana elis c0nsenlloH
1ll 81 ll.usa
.rt. t.r.-.i ~ e-.n. xehIer ulll be con-
aslt-a rrasr fhe auspices "a ne ArDslier
raasts e. lhe resdeact a West bridge 81.
81 81 th.saftesloaD. TIE rem ais Ni-i D1
1.xan Z, Au.as 81 f8f burial
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

TasPa. Pa. H&rch Ie.-The Senatorial
party consisting Of Senator'S Sherman
Palmer. Mandersoa. Aldyich. Gen. NcCook
ana Others arrived hers foesY froEo Cuba
where fUeY bad ben ss91o1r1 NJ fonr dsvz
u Hsrsns they we're entertained by ne
Governor General who rendered them :
dinner snf recepFion- They wI leave 20
dsv far Jacksonville and viii p-otshiy
reach WsshinT7eu ~ Tues3sy morrins
Seastor Sasrrosn WI lesve tns parry -
Jackson vile aae p-rcees bY ~sY 81 Mont
ronerV ard Aslsnss % Nashville. where bs
vii make e speech On t6e 1fth inss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

ft vasa mere accident A stab of the toe
AM q cgssn. The fesHlt vas that = young
rsnteman found himself bali wsv through
q plate glass v'nioT. in the Detroit boot
and Shoe store. on Mauroe-st This oc-
ritrrei Yesterday afternoon and Che young
r.sT faent frurk either Re was soon
s1tr.ra.s3 a1d tne hole in che window
elcset un bv fsv enptF shoe boxes. His
Iast wse gs a'arV WIZ be son1eHhat ies-
se1e5 when oe CONES 81 settle its lts.e
a.t
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
DiSHONORABLE DOlNGS.
The Texas Legislature Appiys Gag q
Free speech and Defies the Law

AUsTiv. Tex, March 20.-H s. Garfield.
the correspondent elected from the hall OF
representatives some weeks ago, because OF
letters be published severely criticizing
members, Yesterday had Speaker Pendleton
and the assistant sergeant-at-arms arrested
OF a charge OF assault preferred before
Justice TegeneT The House. when it mei
in the afternoon. was without Speaker
aud g. rcsoiuts0u was az once adopted order
ing Tegcuer 20 release Pendlet0u immedi.
ateiy. Il also ordered the sergeant at
Arms 90 command Tegeuer and his Offices
serving ihe lapers, and Ianhsid,,O sppcar
3 fhe bar OF Tire Honse - aDsweF why lhcy
should not BE- commiitei Tor contempt The
resr,0n tents Id custody OF the SergeAn Z Al
Arms appeared. and M Can6eld said hs
meant TO c0utsmp; cui the House. by a
vote of So 90 - remAnded him 10 Jail fol
lorfg-elznt hours
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

81. PrrFsssras. Esreh 30-Arres.s e
ALLEGED esnslkratcrs CONTINUES day sd e
s.rnosf every srrsst fs~n lstes = fresh eI0s -
athsr consgiratorz tss season % srDrshen-
son q panfcss aseu3srs rould seem ~ -
s~.rffra.l b end t<s - wurasn s-afel
ssr isscsE1x f-e aer h-sn, hss ~ e1ncs-
hsa nes aeer soeee sc order 81 seus-sis s..
irusss7s srd nl4r Eizs their orpertari 81 -
~ ctctne. & e ss5 fsst trs soors Arasv
-s-e~s hsvs assn hanged Fl - hzrrnrf :
fsr psr.fc.rshe1 n tne AtteE1zs uqos ths
Cas- Efs - zB62S.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
Dsslnsd Honoring III. Ysthsr-in-Ls-.

NEw ToaS. March Is,-Nsyor Hewitt
has determined to veto The resolutions
adopted by The Board Of Alderman provid.
ing for TIE snerossing and framing Of the
resolutions opted hv the Board If Alder
men i1 ls.3 memory 81 toe late Peter
Cooper. on fhe groand That be can find no
AZ h9utv foT fhe payment q money for
such purposes out 81 the city funds. The
late Peter Cooper vss the fsther-iB-isw o.
MAYOR Heuitt
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
rFraoNALPoINTA

A. Stuart, Of Portland. Ne. Is in the
ciEy
3. W. Curt.ss, Of SAGINAW. Is in the city.
s. Backner. Of Fort Wayne, Ind, spent
SUNDAY in tns city.
frank Walling has resigned his position
in tie e.. II. q I. Accountants once and
vii 20 % college. he vii 30 succeeded by
Joseph Schnaoei.
Earnest Carr. of Creeuville. Mich. has
acceuted a position with the Star Clothing
House a. salesman In the gsnts furnishing
department..
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

There sa atle tr0uaie in the rsnks OF
Cempsnv X. esused ay some one writing q
fsfirf to Captain Rahrock telling him fhst
he raa.d rlesse tvo-thirf's of tas members
h- fasi.rI1r frnr uHn who sueT. n1t
wouIs a1t .ef who wrofe the .s.te- we're
sxra .ssi ana t is Hnders-0oi they sre now
ready fn sfr e. r,e wi ers name 81 tF So
teirg .hsT can ~ reinsrstesl. a meeting
vn be aeii tomorrow nizht 20 consider
cha rstsffrr
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
DO NOT FAIL
To Call at the Bridge street House Wed
nesdsy, March IS, all Day sad Eve.

DR.. Booth. the well known specialist viii
give advice free 10 all consulting hlm dur
ing his visit here. the Doctor has many
patients already who all speak OF the very
satisfactory treatment receiyed al his hands.
lie cures asthma, cataTh, epilepsy, con-
sumption when not 10 far advanced, ulcers
tumors, etc. Diseases of women snd
children a specially. Gentlemen suffering
from early intersections or from evils of too
fast living. Consult strictly private
aud oged-csll early. One day only every
fourth week
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Ten dozen Bis9ue understandable and waH
dolls. two dozen boys tool chests. tWo
dozss drums al half price
p B WrxEsAR.
5 North DiVision-st. three doors south 81
Monroe 81. Porter Block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
To Close Out

Ten dozen .Bisque indestructable and WAY
dolls, two dozen boys tool chests. two
dozen drums at half price.
+. u. WINEGAR
5 North Division-st. three doors south Of
MOnrOe-sL Porter Bloch
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
OFFICE or THE EAGLE STrAM DYK Housx,


No. q CANAL TT.
GRAND RAPTDs. Mich, March 10, 1857.
To all Whom il May Concern:
If the people at large don't care who does
the work. 50 long as they can get ii done
well, fully to their satisfaction. and as | en-
poy the best dye 10 the State. advise
them 10 get their ~ork done now, at the
Eagle Steam Dye House, No. u Canal-st.
My motto: Best Work and Lowest Prices. 4"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27
ROOKs roc THE PUBLIC.

Q.-Ah! l thougbt this library was
for the use Of students only.
A.-Oh. DO. Oae half Of the books
belong in fact to q private corporation
Numbering tSenty life members. THIS
corporation placed the books here for
safe keeping on condition Of their be
ina open 20 the public.
Q.-Bnt. bow can the public get 10
them, since the library is only open 10
school honrsg
A.-You mistake. The library is open
every day, except Sunday, from two TO
a We, and from seven TO nine Q. IN. Dur
log these hours all are invited to come
and examine for themselves. SsveaIy-
i've cents pays for three mSnths' mem
oeFship.
Q-But do not strangers intrade upon
the time aud patience of the libEariAn7
A-FaT from IL. The librarian, Miss
Emma Clarke. is hired for the purpose
Of accommodating the pnblie, and will
be glad 10 see any one seeking library
and 20 show the freshest books.
Q.-FEesh books. Do you have
theu9
Ave have received over 15O
volumes within three months OF some
OF the freshest literature published, in
oludiog heti0n, poetry, history and
science. We shall receive more in
short time, when they arrive from the
East.
Qlery; Why should not the library at
the University have = hundred readers
and become an important inhusnoe In
moulding uR young p ople's nindsG
% the highway OF travel. accessible
aud stored with standard works neither
dry nor hasby, 10 should be a Welcome
resort for many persons and grow TO be
a permanent blessing to the city.
D. j. PIEBoE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27
BUTm AIDHs.
TFr9sn III Bas1


Fond Father All, Fred. my boy. and
so you want 10 take my little girl from
me. Ell The old home viii be lonely
enough without my little katy-did IN
it. But I suppose | viii have 70 give
her up. | can't expect 70 have her to
myself always. much as ! would like
to do 50. But don't ask me 20 give her
up too soon, Fred must keep her in
the home nest as long a. ! can My
blessing 20 with you both when the
hour OF parting at last comes.
Fond Father Ito his k4ty-did after
hedeparture Of Fred-SOw, see here,
Ait. you hook that young man IN Just
s. soon a. yea can. strike while the
iron l. hot. IL you lose this chance,
you may not get another soon; and
when : girl gets 70 be your age she :
got 70 watch the eomers mighty closely
or she'll be left out in the cold alto
geiher. Times are mighty hard, and
I'm getting tired Of footing your bills.
NoW, sou see i you can't slyly whee-
die Fred into the Moose within thres
months
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27

IRxauLAR coRREsPoSpEScE Fosr INrKL-
LIGHScER
A steam collier pass q up the Sound
yesterday morning
The iron ship Clarence $, Bsmsst.
Captain b. b. TowSssns. ls99 net ton
nses, which arrived at NietoriA on the
l6lh ult., l49 days from Barrow. has
been chartered 10 load coal from NAnsi
mo for san Francisco
The harksotine Retriever, Capt. Gray.
$40 set tonnage, Is days from san Fraa-
CISCO, arrived on Faday bound 10 Por,
Hadlock 90 load retnrn cargo of
lamber.
The British bark Bsllamhise. Captain
Wood. 1871 net tonnage. was chartered
on Thursday IN An Francisco 60 ooue
20 NanAimo for a Teturn cargo Of coal.
TIE steamsr Enterprise retained from
SEATTLE On Friday With q scow loaded
with coal consigned 70 F. W. Hastings
4 Co.
HE ship Raphael. Captain Hardness.
lsSS net tounags. vhieh arrived IN san
Francisco req ntly. "a days from Nee
castle, n. :. W. coal laden, Vas char
tered tbs Week from the former port
10 load coal Al Sesttle for san frA1eisea.
The steamer Nlrta Pacific was six
hears late from 40 Sound on Friday.
The bark - . WhitmsEe, Captain
ThsmPson. S55 nel tonnage, uhich left
Port Blakely on Dscemeer Ssh for
Honolulu. lnmbsT iAdsn, arrived Their
on January est. and sailing ITO seeks
later. made the retara - san Fraucisc
~ tweaty seven aays She u chartered
In tie latter Dors 10 load . rssaFE cargo
Of eoal from Departure BAy,
TIE George ". Elder arrived frou zs
Sound on Friday 81 $50 .. N and after
taking on sonsiesEAi ls : sodues steamed
an 20 Iroadale and took on bard l0C
,sns Of iron for san Francisco.
TIE ship Harry Morse. Csps&ia Mar
tay. 1918 uet tsnuaRe, Which arrived N
san FFssssseo 60 lsss seeass, sVs aayl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27

OPIUM SMUGGLING ON laE SOUND.

EDITOR Posi-
In reference to the editorial in your
paper a few days since, concerning the
duty on prepared SpiuLl, would say |
have been over five years in the customs
service in this district. and have several
times heard the Special Deputy
Collector, who has, in some capacity or
other, been in the service some fourteen
years, say that there has never been a
dollar paid az duty on prepared opium,
In about two and half years that /
have been in the service in Port Town
send have never knewp any duty paid
on the same article.
It is known 10 the customs force that
small or large quantities OF opium are
smuggl' d almost every day from Brit
ish Columbia. where it is manufactured,
Into Puget Sound Why this lie done.
unless because the duty Is so high? II
10 also ksovn that large quantities OF
prepared opium are in existence in this
district and Portland Mach Of it. al
though not in the premises of rsspecta-
bic Chinese meroants, is uustamped. A
good deal Of it has been found stamped,
With twiee-used stamps that is, San
Francisco stamps which have been
steamed OF original packages and
again used. and perhaps the larger
quantity. stamped with genuine and
original stamps, placed on cans which
we're sold at auction at the Custom
House, Port Townsend. II the duty
Vas reduced 10 8 pound think the
United States revenue would be largely
increased, and still that no more opium
would be introduced into the district
than Is st present. At present rate of
duty believe that some smuRRlers and
some customs officials will, in q fev
yelrs, mske large fortunes, and at 500
per pound, as you suggest, / think their
fortunes would be made more quickly,
and. as at present, no duty would have
been paid. Prepared opium sells 10
Victoria at from 81 10 IS Per pound,
the duty is $40. 30 that the opium
sboald be worth here &l7 to SIS pr
poand. Yet il has usually been obtain
able here al from fl4 TO fl6. { oannO
see that raising the duty to 800
GER pound would either diminish
the supply or increase the revenue.
think the present Law Was introduced
IN Congress by the late Senator Miller,
Of California, under sudden enthusiasm
and desire TO prevent the use Of 10.
think he made great mistake. | don't
think the Introduction Of 10 can be pre-
vented, whatever the rate Of daty. II
that Is the case, 10 seems 10 ne that the
United States revenue should 10 some
wAy be allowed TO prsfit by its introauc
ton; and think the Government pay
more in this district as expenses of Gus
toms inspectors. detectives, etc, fer
nantine spium, than IL realizes IN toe
duty received from seized opium. Re
specifically yours. A. l. BLAKE.
Late Dep. Corr Of Customs.
Saattia March 18th 1881
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27

suLLAGEAMISH NOTES.

A subscriber at StillasuAmish sends
Us the following;
Extensive preparations are being
made by the lo4gers Of the Sstllaguamish
X yer 60 do Au unusuAl good summers
work. Tue jams that were made BY the
lass TIVE freshets are most wholly re-
moved.
Al. Mcdonald has everything ready to
eoumencs operations Monday, March
- lie hss made extensive prepaFa-
lions Tor she coming season, md Will
undoubtedly stand hrst among the
numtrOus Iocgvrs Of TIE StllAe1amish.
We all wish blm = continued sseoess. Of
which be Is worthy.
Peter Harvey aud Mr.. Jackson have
saspended operations, Mt. Harvey being
a present the Proprietor OF tie hotel
formerly kept By James uAaldOn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27
WHAT Il IT

That produces that beautiful, soft and
delicate complexion and leaves no traces
Of its ape ioatisn or injurious sHecisi
The answer: wIsDox's RoBKRTNK 90
oOmPlishes all this and il pronounced
BY ladies Of taste and refinement the
most delightful toilet article ever pro
daoed- G.ssrsAfsed under . forfeiture
Of 5000 10 be absolutely free from
harmful OF injurious substances. For
sale BY A. Il. STxwLBT. mrs wasukw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27

Tbs result Of indigestion vIil no
longer be Experienced If simnons'
LAYER Regulator 10 taken after eaeh
meal. IL IL such q good digesieF, and 90
mild and pleasant in its effect, that u 10
used by many, after hearty meal, 20
,nsare good dlKsstion The Regulator
does not nAuseats or irFitate the
stomach. Dut sorreets Aeidity. dispels
foil gases. Ailays Irritation and assists
the stomach in its digestion. mf22 dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27

RoBRED.-Mr. Reinhold Stormer, q
German pressmsn in the employ Of
Lowmsn & Hartford. states that some
time daring Friday night & thief en-
tered hts lodgings, over The /. \. l..
stloOn, and stole from his pants pooksts
s. in change. He tanks be knous the
name Of the thief, WAs - supp SD 20
have goGe 10 Tacoma, bat no Ell 1rt has
ben made 20 arrest him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27
mas naRIFs cav Fan M

AID the old folks lAash Sksn they And
tnai the pleasant California liquid frnit
remedy. syrup Of FIGS. 10 more eAsiiy
most valuable family remedy 10 set on
the bowels. 10 cleanse the system. and
10 cIspel colds. headaches ard fsvsTs.
Manufactured snly By the California
Fle syrup Co. San Francisco, Cal For
sale BY A. h. SzKsAKT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27

See peu grocery advertisement Of
Espess N. fbuFlov.
The tag Tyee cosIed here yesterday.
TIE Manzsnita and Yakima are IN
port.
The STANDARD Theatre IL q thing Of
the past. Il died natural death.
The steamship waIIa Walls arrived
here yesterday ct nom 20 lead coai 81
usual.
Harry Tibbals and family Passed
through this city yesterdA ~ on their way
70 Portland.
While tbs HsyaaFd Ia laid no. the
ZephyF will &c into the freiehtine bust
GEES between this city and 1p Soond
psrts.
While the Hayward is laid 10 the
Fiestsood will run TO and from Olym
pia on Mondays the same as other
days.
A telegram 10 ". II. Pumphrey, agent
OF tie Northern Psciao Express Co.'s
pany, says delayed express will probably
Be through on Monday.
Hon. ID. p. Tosmpson, OF Portland,
Who IL in the city today, IL large prop
ssty holder In Seattle, and bis Eoissi N
bare is 70 make still further Investments.
Mps. JespeF vas yesterday adiadgsd
insane BY Judge Janus Rochester, and
will be taken 10 the asylum today. Her
relatives at Whato0m we're taieRrzphed
fer, but could not be foand.
regular term Of the District Court,
Judge jones presiding. will coaveue al
Port Townsend on Monday next. As
20 regular steamer will leave here Mon
day morning for that place the after.
Rsys Of this city and the court officers
shOald Sub together aud charter ons.
Mrs. Samuel Marsh, who resides on
the corner Of Seventh and Seneca
streets, has been very III for some time.
Yesterday noon q change for the better
took place, and she 10 now expected to
recover. This will be welcome news to
Der many friends, who we're afraid on
Saturday forenoon that her death was
near at hand.
In the accident 10 the Emma Hay
ward one Of her cylinders vas ruined
ahd 81 order has been sent 20 Portland
for 8 new cylinder, 10 Be cast on the
old pattern. II may be two weeks or 9
month before she is sut. Tho crew have
besn discharged. Captain Greene has
gone 10 Vieteria. and O.. II Parker. the
mate, has gone TO his home In OlJ mpis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27

hEtiEvED BY DEAra.-A private tsle-
E'sm fron Olympia announces the
asa'h Of Mrs. Samantha vibssni. wife
~ S-a!AHtn Vincent. ct her hons IN
80 'seitAi CIV. LASS evening. after =
.eoS and painful illness. The deceased
Vel knsSu on the Sousd. havire
.s.'aed ~ OlsmpiA for the paSi - OF Is
~ AZ sss leaves ; husband apd fous
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27

BAIL BARLOW Dissolved. - For
several years past one of the largest
firms on the skaRit River engaged in
logging and general merchandising, has
been the hrm Of J. b. Ball and ByroR
Barlow. This hrm owned 1000 acres of
timber land, q store, logging tools,
teams, etc. Yesterday afternoon IL vas
rumOFed on the streets that the arm
had dissolved, and q reporter Of the
Posi- Was detailed TO
lock the matter up. Mr.. Ball was soon
found, bat declined to make any state
ment, as be said the matter Was not
quite completed, although be admitted
that he vas about TO sell bis interest
10 the partnership for 1000, and a.
intO business on bis svn aeeount
Finally the reporter met Byron BaFIow.
aud asked him for statement. Mr..
Barlow said: "All there 10 Of IL is that
have bought J. b. Balls interest ia the
hrm Of Ball d Barlow, for $40, 060, and
/ am DoW arranging to transfer the
whole business TO joint stock com,
pany, OF which j will be O member. ]
am not prepared to say more At pres
ent." Another gentleman who seemed
10 Do posted, was interviewed. He said:
Barlow Ia all wrapped 10 In Tacoma,
and has insisted cn throwing his pat
Fonage there whenever be could do 40,
While Mr.. Ball did not care anything
about Tacoma, but favored Seattle as
q trading point on account of It's 90
feasibility, and the many advantages 10
possesses as q business center over its
up. Sound sister city. PhinRs went on
for time, aud Barlow kept dinRinR II
into the ears OF the Tao ma people that
II gas absolutely necessary 90 get a
fOoth1ld on the Skaelt River, or they
never could expect q dollars worth OF
trade from that section, and especially
II he sold bis interest, instead Of BAY
ing the interest of bis partner. Ihs
argument had its effect, and a lot of
men dubbed together at Tacoma, put
up their securities at n bank and Dor
rowed the money TO buy Mr.. Ball cot.
The new steamer. now being bolt by
BaElow and his associates, will be rus
in she same interest ne the logging
outfit. and | don't think the seattIs
shippers will 20 out Of their way 10 pat
roniEs her 90 any extent"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27

AsorHER Bro eALE.-Almost every
day ne are called upon TO chronicle
sales OF real estate 10 this city where,
the consideration is from $1,000 10
$4,000. Amoag the big sales reoently
made might be mentioned the Smith
property on smiths Cove, 20 the Seat.
tie. Lake Shore a EASTERN. for SEQ. 600;
the Wyckon property, two lots on
Second street. 10 Amos Brown. for
$4,000: the Meihorn property. on Front
street, SOIl20 feet, 20 rOkias 4 Singer.
man. for 81, ZOO; the LsaFy property.
two lots on the corner Of second and
Columbia streets, 10 the Puget Sound
Improvement Company, for az 200. etc.
Yesterday Afternoon X. Il Downing 4
TO-, representing Eastern capitalists,
purchased from III. l. Yeslsr two lots on
the corner Of Second and Cherry
streets, being . piece Of property 10
feet on Cherry street and $50 feet on
Second street, the consideration being
$4,000 gold cain. There are six or
seven buildings on this property, amoas
them AeiuR the Western Union iele-
graph office. Puget Sound Telegraph
fice, two or three second hand stor $,
etc. Mr.. O, II. KittSnges. who con
Quoted the transaction for the Eastern
peeFle. states that nothing will be done
With this property during the present
sammeF, but that next year there will
De erected thereon the finest brick
block on Puget Sound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27

AAsAIAGE LIcESsEs. - Daring the
past week, the following persons have
been licensed 20 wed: A + Smith. Of
Nest, aud Sarah 4. STARK. - Seattle;
Sso harchlli and Miss NJ sriAn Smart.
Va Of PArt Riakely; John Garry. Of
a, Lot, ard Lizzie NJ. Barnett Of Seattle
Nm. Z. lAliy ard Winnifred Davidson.
o. >ssttis; L@rov II Msrvott. % Seattle.
Man
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-27

CuSr BrL1S-Ths Cssrk OF the Dis
sriet Court has last finished making oct
the cos bills for TIE February term Of
court. up 20 the time 81 tee present re
e.ss. lasting FROM February I, lss', 60
March u. 1857. TIE fetal bah against
ktng County - SSs62-54. 81 Whica Kit
sap Ceunty Uil psy osek S4Sa IS and
she Territory sl2sl.A